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The Lighthouse Peddler Website Hasn’T Been Times ALWAYS FREE Lighthouse Peddler Issue #177 July 2016 (707) 684-1894 (coming soon: the new Website) Te Annual Gualala Arts Auto Show • July 16 Memories, Love, Delights, Desires . Hey, We’re Talkin’ Cars Here! Here we go again. Tere is nothing like the Jim Grenwelge and feature special designer Annual Gualala Arts Auto Show to help you and artisan Kent Fuller, a veteran pioneer in smell the burgers, fries, Cokes, and Chocolate the world of drag racing and hot rods. He will Shakes at the nearest drive-in. Tese cars were present his original cult classic 1962 Volksrod cool then, but they are way-cooler today. Get roadster in the Elaine Jacobs Foyer. Te Auto your ducktail ready, wear a leatherjacket or Show will also feature a wide variety of food a leter-sweater if you like, and keep a comb and drink, starting with breakfast items by Tan- handy just in case. Te Gualala Arts Center ya Radtkey’s Black Oak Catering beginning at grounds will be flled with “hot cars under the 7:00am (until 10:00am;) lunch will be served cool redwoods” from 11:00am for the 8th An- to 3:00pm and nual Gualala will feature Arts Auto Show wood-fred piz- Saturday, July 16 zas, hamburgers, from 10:00am salmon, chicken, to 4:00pm. Te and black bean show will feature burgers, hot over one hun- dogs, side salads, dred custom/ whole fruit and modifed, hot rod, chips. stock, sports, and display-only cars, plus the In addition to the hot cars and cool vibes, vintage dragsters which become a signature of several sanctioned supporting events will also the event. Admission to the show itself is free; take place over the weekend. On Friday, July 15 there is a $5 donation per car requested for on- from noon to 6:00pm (and maybe later!) the site parking. Sundstrom Mall parking areas behind the Gua- Gualala Arts will honor Auto Show Angel Continued on Page 4 6th Annual BBQ Beneft for the Manchester Union Elementary School Saturday, July 23 MEN’S SOCCER Tri-tip & Chicken BBQ Greco Field TOURNAMENT (Farm Center), with all the fxin’s starts Manchester 1 till 5 P.M. 9 am Full Bar Carnival Games Live Music by 2 Silent Auctions! Face Painting & “Fast Company” Horseshoe Tournament Jump House for Kids and More Live Music Pre-sale Tickets: Adults $15, KIDS 6-12: $5 Tickets at gate: Adults $17, KIDS 6-12: $6 Sponsors: $100 or more gets you 2 free meal tickets and beverage To order pre-sale tickets, help, donate, or sponsor: Call 877-1676, 206-1518, 684-0184 From the Editor’s Desk Advertisers Index Once again, Summer activities on the coast give us so many options; from flms to 215 Main 6 KTDE 14 music to dance to art and so much more. Action Network 18 KZYX 19 Te Annual Gualala Arts Auto Show is Saturday, July 16th at Gualala Arts. (Cover, Anchor Bay Store 7 Litle Green Bean 7 and page 3.) Seve Cardosi brings part 2 of her Coastal Spring Rejuvenation. (Page 3.) Arena Frame 14 Manchester School Cover Tis month’s crossword puzzle solution (not that you need it.) (Page 3.) Arena Pharmacy 8 Mar Vista 10 TeSan Francisco Mime Troupe returns. (page 4.) Arena Market and Cafe 12 MendoNoma Moments 11 Blues on the Coast presents Mitch Woods and his Rocket 88s at Arena Teater. Arena Tech Center 18 MTA 18 (Page 4.) Arena Teater 3, 16 Ofce Source 13 News and Notes from the Peddler In Box catches us up with some late breaking ideas. (Page 5.) B Bryan Preserve 9 Outback Garden and Feed back cover Rozann Grunig gives us a look at La Cage aux Folles which flls the stage at Gualala Banana Belt Properties 13 Oz Farm 8 Arts, beginning July 22. (Page 5.) Bed and Bone 6 Peter McCann P.T. 8 New Zealander Jay Glubb brings his Qi Gong expertise to the South Coast July 24 Cove Cofee 19 Phillips Insurance 3 and 25. (Page 6.) Denise Green 5 Pier Chowder House 6 Te Point Arena Lighthouse Night Tour is Tuesday, July 19th. (Page 6.) Cindy Gonzalez writes about the Manchester Elementary School BBQ and Dream Catcher Interiors 3 Pizzas & Cream 14 Fundraiser, scheduled for July 23. (Page 7.) Four-Eyed Frog Bookstore 7 Point Arena Light Station 13 Tis month’s Sudoku puzzle is here to challenge you. (Page 7.) Garcia River Casino 11 Red Stella 5 Local poet Philip Meshekey is the headliner at July’s Tird Tursday Poetry at Point Glubb, Jay 9 Redwood Coast Chamber of Commerce 3 Arena’s 215 Main. (Page 8.) Grant’s Glass Werks 10 Redwood Credit Union 20 A 1935 Steinway Piano fnds its way into the Peddler. (Page 8.) Joel Crocket returns with a review of the book Te Girls by Emma Cline. (Page 9.) Green Room, Te 8 Rollerville Café 4 Te Dolphin Gallery presents artists Ling-yen Jones and Barbara Kelley. (Page 10.) Gualala Arts 7, 10 Roots 4 Te Roy Bogas Chamber Ensemble performs at Gualala Arts July 9 & 10. (Page 11). Gualala Bldg. Supply 5 Sea Trader 5 Te Peddler’s David Stefen ofers the unlikely combination of “Ice Cream and Gualala Supermarket 14 Te Lof 5 Idiocracy”. (Page 12.) Healing Arts and Massage 8 Transformational Bodywork 15 Te July Scutlebut gives us a chance to catch up with Mitch McFarland and Madeline Kibbe on their 11,000 mile journey. (Page 13.) Ibis 3 UnedaEat 10 Contributor Karin Uphof remind us of the sun’s importance to our overall health in Ignacio Health Insurance Services 2 Wellness on the Coast 4 this month’s Words on Wellness. (Page 14.) Jasper Brady 16 Zen House Motorcycles 4 Consider this an introduction to “Happy Love Yourself Day”, from writer Caitie KGUA 18 Village Bootery 7 Stefen. (Page 15.) Planning on looking up? Tis month’s New Moon/Full Moon information is here. (Page 16.) Tis month’s Sudoku puzzle solution is here to confrm your answers. (Page 16.) Read the Peddler Online- RCMS ofers an open leter to area residents and visitors. (Page 16.) 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